Off topic but your looking healthier brother keep up the good work 💪🏼

Great review! Elephant in the room obviously the insane high price. Doesn't even come with trolling motor, rod holders, live well etc.. Should have been all included at 25K out the door.

Thanks for another good in-depth video. I think my only critique would be for me I think this is going to be see more as an offshore/nearshore fishing machine and not as much as a lake machine. I think that’s is the bigger difference between this vs the smaller bass boats. That’s just my opinion. Thanks again! Looking forward to more info!

Thanks for the video guys.  The fuel economy is about what I am getting on a Yamaha FXHO with Tubbies, alloy 40 litre aux tank (and fuel), plus all the ice and fishing gear I carry! So with a 100 litre tank,  that's going to offer a nice range for a big day out.  The real test will be when someone gets to try one in real offshore conditions - with decent swell, wind against tide, and bar crossings with breaking surf.  To me the clear out port is a real positive for offshore fishos. I know of more than one local Fish Pro owner that has managed to accidentally suck up their anchor rope around the impeller shaft on their Fish Pro skis. Jammed so tight that no iDF system is going to help with that rooky mistake! A very sharp fishing knife might be the difference between calling for a rescue and or getting back to fishing for the rest of the day.   The naysayers are making a lot of noise about price. The real price comparison to me for our local conditions here would be an offshore fishing boat that would need to be 6 metre plus, and at least 2 times the price of the Crosswave to safely cross the coastal bars that we do here on almost every trip offshore. I think we are all  a little guilty of overthinking everything these days. The price concerns will be quickly forgotten once you're making memories of your own choice at sea. Life's too short!  Thanks again for making the effort to do this video.

I'm loving this second video, thanks.

Thanks for mentioning the restrictions of owning a PWC I just learned some of these. Here in the US a PWC cannot come within a quarter mile of any national lakeshore whereas a boat can land on the shores.

That bucket holder looks more like a toilet seat😂

Ive had to use a forklift on more than one yamaha clean out plug on the bigger boats to pull out the corroded plugs

Thanks for another Crosswave video. It's an interesting machine even tho I'll likely never own one.

Gents, I am seriously considering one for my retirement present to myself. Enjoyed the first video. Genuinely appreciate the follow-up. Sadly we Brits are not blessed with the variety of places to max out a crosswave’s true potential. Never mind!

$58,000 is TEN THOUSAND over the exchange rate!!! TEN FRICKEN THOUSAND!! They can pound sand! I’ll buy a nice 3 year old boat that does so much more! It won’t be a related product at all. 😮😮

A New Crosswave owner in Florida posted the following message on Facebook's Crosswave group: "WARNING! STOP USE ISSUED FOR THE TRAILER!!!I had the crosswave all loaded up on the trailer and pulling out of my neighborhood,  and get a call from my dealership saying that Yamaha told them to stop selling any crosswave they have and to notify anyone who bought one to stop using the trailer immediately!!!!!
I asked what exactly is the problem,  and the dealership read the notification word for word to me and they dont specify the exact problem or what to look for." Did you get the same message or know the problem?

Have they cleared up the do not use directive for the trailer yet?

How does it handle rough water? The rough water handling would be a key point for me.

I ordered one and the paper work was messed by the dealer so I gotta wait till next year's model cause their all sold out here in the USA

Thats crazy heavy !

And it fits between two suvs in my 2 car garage. A boat won’t fit.

Is the paint on the hull still automotive grade paint? That will get scratched easily

where can i buy it

PWCs are allowed at night here in Louisiana since January 2024.